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January 22nd 09, 01:06 AM
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The 2009 Club Class Waiver
On Jan 21, 1:18*pm, Pat Russell wrote:
I would be very careful about calling this the "Club Class." The International Club Class uses a different list of gliders and different handicaps. *It also uses "relative" (not absolute) handicaps to adjust the speeds. Dear Pat, Please expound on the distiction between IGC's use of "relative" handicaps and US Sports Class use of "absolute" handicaps. Thanks. 
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